West Bromwich Albion head coach Ryan Mason says he and his squad are staying "calm inside" over their search for greater consistency ahead of Saturday's home game against beleaguered Sheffield Wednesday.

The Baggies were edged out by Ipswich 1-0 in their last Championship match to suffer their third defeat in their past four games.

Ahead of the Owls' visit, Mason says improving their record of two wins from their past eight is always on his mind.

"It's something we're striving for every day on the training pitch," he told BBC WM.

"Every match is so challenging and you can have a game when everything looks good and then a couple of games when you lose back-to-back and, from the outside, it can look bad.

"But we're calm inside and trying to improve every aspect of our game. We have a very tricky game at home and we need to arrive into the game with as much personality and energy as possible."

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